When a manufacturer makes a claim like, “The last, something, you’ll ever need to buy,” we’re dubious. What if your product doesn’t work for everyone? What if GQ says that particular whatever isn’t cool anymore? What if your own personal style or needs change? Lots of things to consider, but the Everyday Watch from Mijlo delivers on all counts. The 10-in-1 as they’re calling it is really two different faces (satin-brushed rose gold or steel) and five easy-change, magnetic bands (brown leather, tan leather, black textured leather, blue rubber and green canvas/leather). For less than $200, it’s an absurd deal for just one Japanese movement in a 316L stainless case, let alone two faces and five bands. But wait, there’s more! You also get two free batteries, free replacement bands for five years and a good looking felt watch roll for travel or display.
The Everyday Watch Is 10 Watches For The Price of One
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